Under the supervision of the President & CEO, the Director of Construction is responsible for the effective management of all construction project management activities for the corporation. 

Responsibilities include the overall management of the Construction Department including supervision of the Project Specialists, overseeing their activities as they relate to the management of all construction projects, including government funded loan programs. 

Other responsibilities to include conduct project feasibility analysis, oversee and sign for all inspection reports and other documents, which are created by the Project Specialists, participate in the initial feasibility analysis of NHS-sponsored real estate transactions, prepare proformas, and review planning and zoning matters.  The incumbent will ensure timely processing of all incoming inspection requests by coordinating with the Project Specialists, conduct property needs assessments for NHS NRC owned property, and work with the Real Estate Department staff to ensure that inspections are performed in as timely and efficient manner as possible on properties that the organization might purchase through its purchase/rehab/resale program.  

Must have the demonstrated ability to create and sustain new business and revenue opportunities. Ability to conduct home inspections, implement home improvement practices, manage construction projects, determine project feasibility, and meet production requirements. Experience in all phases of construction project management and successful track record of completion, and experience in staff supervision, team development, and motivation. Ability to understand and work within a mission driven, non-profit agency, communicate with people of diverse backgrounds, and to develop and maintain effective working relationships. 

Must possess a General Building Contractor License, a degree in Construction Project Management or related field, and/or the equivalent in direct experience for a minimum of ten years.  

This position requires attendance at evening meetings and weekend assignments.

Must have strong communication skills (both orally and written).